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Why should you correct the map if you don't live there? Because you seem to use the map and think it should be more accurate. I don't see why where you live is
by wilg 7y ago
Why should you correct the map if you don't live there? Because you seem to use the map and think it should be more accurate. I don't see why where you live is relevant.
- LargoLasskhyfv 7y agoSorry, for being unclear. I wrote that i used this as a benchmark/test to derive the general quality of the map provider. Which means if i see that single example as wrong/insufficient, chances are the rest is too, because whatever process(es) produces the maps is somehow skewed. What is the benefit of correcting that single thing when the rest of the data remains skewed?